We added a short guide how to set up a project running in a Spring Boot container, internally using CDI for creating page beans and for injecting e.g. services into the UI processing. Please directly open >HERE< or find the guide inside our >Documentation<.

The creation of Gradle-based projects is now very simple – and as with Maven it is directly supported by the CaptainCasa tool set. We added a short video:

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Please also take a look into the >DOCUMENTATION< about Gradle-projects.

The first physical CaptainCasa Community Meeting is scheduled for 2nd of June 2022 (Thursday). As usual it will take place in Schwetzingen, close to Heidelberg. – Save the date!

Details are available >HERE<. Anyone who is interested in CaptainCasa or in Web-fontend-development for business applications is invited to join! Please register as described in the details – participation is free of charge.

Arranging your CaptainCasa-based application to run inside a Docker-managed container is not complex at all – and opens up flexible options to deliver and run your application.

We summarized the few steps that you need to execute within a technical document, so that even “non-Docker-persons” see, that there is no magic behind. The document is available as part of our documentation page – or directly click >HERE<.

This is part II of our videos – this time diving into the concrete technical details of a “rendering client”-based architecture. Please take a look:

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This is “Part I” of a series of educational videos – talking about life cycle considerations when defining a Web UI Architecture for your Business Application. Please take a look:

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We updated the dark style of our style library. Please take a look within our >ONLINE DEMOS<.

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The name of the style is “default202201darkrisc”.

Setting up a Spring Boot project with CaptainCasa is “super-simple”!

CaptainCasa provides the adequate Maven project archetypes so that the creation of such project is a “one-button-action”. Check the >updated documentation< that explains what and how to do:

There are couple of shapes that you can use for the SCHEDULEITEM component. Example:

Schedule items components are used to render information that has a certain begin end end date/time. You may e.g. show/edit orders that are assigned to machines.

The items can be dragged/dropped, moved, sized at their ends – and may contain any other components. (In the example a text label was used.) Items can be arranged horizontally and vertically.

Tree structures now can be rendered as a “touch-able tree”, in order to increase the usability for mobile scenarios:

Each node is represented as tile. When touching a tile then its content is shown – or executed. The top line of tiles shows these nodes which are currently opened.